Works with the systems you already run
No setup. eyko reads cash, receivables, payables, debt, and FX data straight from your ERP and bank feeds, alongside the data platform and BI tools you already use.
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Plan demand and supply with the financial impact attached. eyko reads demand signals, inventory, capacity, and supply together, and tells you where the gaps are, what they cost, and what to do before they hit service or the P&L.
Four signal areas eyko watches across your demand and supply position. Select one to explore.
Know what
Where demand and supply are heading, where the gaps are, and what they cost.
Know why
The drivers behind the forecast miss, the shortage, and the excess, ranked, with the SKUs and suppliers attached.
Know what next
The specific actions, by SKU, location, and supplier, with the revenue, service, and working-capital impact of each.
A demand and supply plan is scattered across the forecast and recent orders, inventory, capacity and lead times, and supplier performance, so by the time it is reconciled the stockout has cost the sale and the excess is written down. eyko reads those systems on a beat and returns a ranked Why and What Next your planning team can act on.
Demand-supply gaps seen weeks ahead, with the revenue and service impact attached.
Working capital released from excess inventory, without dropping service.
Earlier warning on the suppliers and SKUs most vulnerable to disruption.
A read on which products and constraints actually put revenue at risk.
Where demand is heading, and where it outruns supply.
See where demand is heading and where it will outrun supply. eyko reads orders, sales, and market signals together.
The cash trapped in inventory, and what is safe to release.
Release the cash trapped in inventory without breaking service. eyko reads stock, demand, and service targets across locations.
Where supply is most likely to break.
Know where supply will break before it does. eyko reads capacity, lead times, and supplier risk together.
Which products and constraints put revenue at risk.
Connect supply decisions to revenue and margin. eyko reads mix, SKUs, and constraints against the financials.
See where projected demand will outrun available supply, weeks ahead, with the revenue at risk attached.
Measure forecast accuracy and bias by product and location, and find where the forecast keeps missing.
Read short-term demand signals to sharpen the near-term forecast between planning cycles.
Flag the demand movements that break the pattern before they distort the plan.
Separate real seasonality from noise so the plan reflects the pattern, not the last spike.
Find the excess and slow-moving stock that can be released without dropping service below target.
Set safety stock to the service level each SKU actually needs, not a blanket rule.
Position inventory across plants and warehouses so the whole network holds less for the same service.
Predict which stock is heading for write-down while there is still time to move it.
Predict which SKUs are most likely to stock out, before the shelf is empty.
Rank the supply nodes most likely to break by risk and the revenue that depends on them.
Predict where capacity will run tight or idle, by line and plant, before it constrains the plan.
Read the variability in supplier lead times so the plan uses a realistic number, not the quoted one.
Time replenishment to demand and lead time so stock arrives when it is needed, not early or late.
Quantify the revenue likely to be lost to shortages, supplier issues, and bottlenecks.
Shift the mix toward the products and channels that carry the margin.
Find the SKUs whose complexity and cost are not earning their place in the range.
Find the products where freight, rebates, and cost overruns are eroding margin.
Start with the question you need answered, across demand, inventory, supply, and portfolio.
No setup. eyko pulls demand, inventory, capacity, lead-time, and supplier data straight from your ERP and planning systems.
A ranked read of where the gaps are and what they cost, the drivers behind them, and the actions to take, ready to share with the S&OP table.
No setup. eyko reads cash, receivables, payables, debt, and FX data straight from your ERP and bank feeds, alongside the data platform and BI tools you already use.
FAQ
It is the layer above your planning and reporting that explains where demand and supply are heading, where the gaps are, and what they cost. BI shows you last month's service level. eyko reads demand signals, inventory, capacity, and supply together, finds the drivers, and returns a ranked Why and What Next with the revenue, service, and working-capital impact attached. The goal is a decision, not just a dashboard.
A planning system runs the process: it holds the plan, the forecast, and the supply model. eyko sits alongside it and answers the analytical questions it does not, like which products will short in week six, how much revenue that puts at risk, and which inventory to release without breaking service. Many teams run eyko on top of Kinaxis, Blue Yonder, o9, or SAP IBP and their ERP together.
eyko reads demand, inventory, capacity, lead-time, and supplier data straight from the ERP and planning systems, alongside the data platform and BI tools you already use. There is no separate data project to start. eyko pulls from the systems you run, including SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, JD Edwards, Kinaxis, Blue Yonder, o9, Snowflake, Power BI, and Tableau.
eyko projects demand from orders, sales, and market signals and compares it against available supply, capacity, and lead times week by week, so a gap surfaces weeks before it becomes a stockout. It quantifies the units short and the revenue at risk, and flags the SKUs quietly building excess at the same time.
Yes. eyko maps each shortage, supplier issue, and capacity bottleneck to the demand that depends on it and values that demand at its revenue, so a constraint becomes a dollar figure. It separates what expediting and re-sequencing can recover from what needs a supply decision, so the constraint is managed as a revenue problem.
No. eyko connects to your source systems directly and can also read from a warehouse if you have one. You do not need to build or finish a data platform before you see where demand will outrun supply or how much revenue a constraint puts at risk.
Demand and supply planning touches the rest of the business. These processes share the supply, inventory, and working-capital signals.
See what eyko returns when it reads your demand and supply signals on a beat.